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Talking about some of the best publications from the Federal Government, past and present.
College basketball playoffs are wildly popular and followed by millions of fans, including some in our office. Last year, we came up with the idea of doing a "Sweet 16" playoff of Government publications on GPO's online bookstore. After working with our web support team, which is both creative and very patient, we launched our first playoff last year. We sent out a message to all of our customers who have requested information about our products and sat back to see if anything would happen. It did! By the time our "tournament" was over, we received more than 139,000 votes and a mention in the New York Times business blog.
I think this proves that Government publications have fans, and highly motivated fans at that. The winner? You can find it here.
Now it's March again, and this year it's a National Parks Playoff, featuring eight National Park Service handbooks and eight posters by the noted artist Charley Harper (who will be the subject of a future posting here). If you get a chance, stop by and vote!
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's security costs alone accounted for half of the titans' total at more than $23 million. Costs rose even as CEOs shifted to home offices.
Corporate security programs are used to dealing with a litany of threats from kidnapping to cyberattacks, but 2020 had a new kind of peril: a pandemic. Stay-at-home orders may have cut down on travel expenses, but a Protocol analysis of executive security costs in the tech industry shows that companies like Facebook, Google and Apple all ended up paying more for personal security in 2020 due to the pandemic than in previous years.
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Facebook said it spent more to protect its executives as a result of new COVID-19 security protocols and for increased security during the election. CEO Mark Zuckerberg's security budget swelled from $20.4 million in 2019 to $23.4 million in 2020, the largest amount spent among major tech executives, according to a Protocol analysis of SEC filings. The social network executive receives a flat $10 million yearly stipend for personal security, and the company spent an additional $13.4 million for his security in 2020. Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg is also one of the most costly to protect at over $7.6 million last year.
With executives working remotely, companies also had to pay more to outfit their home offices to match the security that they would receive at the office. Uber, for example, paid over $120,000 in home office improvements for CEO Dara Khosrowshahi and assigned a security specialist specifically to his home.
Lyft President John Zimmer also climbed the charts and became one of the most costly tech executives to protect. His security now costs the ride-hailing company over $2 million a year, while CEO Logan Green's annual budget is nearly $600,000. (Lyft didn't respond to requests for comment on Zimmer's increased security costs.)
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Other companies introduced new security measures. As Zoom's spotlight grew, Zoom paid out over $600,000 in personal security for its CEO Eric Yuan. Amazon's Andy Jassy, who would take over as CEO in 2021, also had security costs listed for the first time: $30,831 for 2020.
Not every company saw a bump in costs. Amazon continues to pay a flat $1.6 million a year for founder Jeff Bezos' security, and he covers the rest. Microsoft doesn't disclose any security costs since its executives pay for their own.
The SEC mandates that companies disclose spending for the personal benefit of their named executive officers — perks like 401(k) matches, health care concierge services and personal security.
"If an executive has a bodyguard, or a chauffeur who acts as a bodyguard who accompanies them when they're out on official company business, that wouldn't tend to get disclosed," said Compensia's Mark Borges. "What happens though is usually the security measures are 24/7, so there's a chunk that is considered a personal expense because it's tied to activities, places or time when the executive supposedly is not on duty or involved in performing their role as executive for the company."
The executive compensation firm found in 2015 that only 7.5% of Bay Area tech companies disclosed protection costs, but Borges said he believes that it's become more commonplace as tech companies become more valuable and the name recognition of CEOs grows. For example, Facebook justifies its security costs for Zuckerberg because of his public recognition. "We believe that Mr. Zuckerberg's role puts him in a unique position: He is synonymous with Facebook and, as a result, negative sentiment regarding our company is directly associated with, and often transferred to, Mr. Zuckerberg," the company says in its filing. (Full disclosure: The author's husband works for Facebook.)
With companies providing at-home security for an executive suite now working from home, Borges thinks the costs may continue to rise.
Stay-at-home orders may have cut some of the costs, as Moyer said his international travel team was effectively grounded as both business and personal travel abroad was halted. But his residential team was active in protecting homes, now that the workplace moved into the living room. His team also spent a lot of time beefing up home security measures against both physical attacks and cyber threats. They installed new home security systems, revamped safe rooms and have a staff of drone pilots to map and protect sprawling estates.
Part of the increase in security costs was also just protecting the executives from the threat of COVID-19 by enforcing protocols. Instead of traveling alongside clients in jets or in cars, some opted to have their protection trail in a "chase car" so that they weren't in enclosed spaces together.
Similar to what was disclosed by the tech companies in filings, Moyer says his firm's revenue went up in the year. It's hard to tell though how much of the increase is a byproduct of the pandemic versus the growing profile (and notoriety) of executives, he said.
"There's a lot of concern that these high-profile executives can be targets of terrorists or kidnappers or other ne'er-do-wells, and the company has a vested interest in protecting them and allowing them to perform their duties without having to worry about their own personal safety," Moyer said.
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Aquaculture is the fastest growing food industry in the world and it is therefore of highest importance to ensure that the fish are farmed in a responsible and sustainable way. Farmed fish is one of the most resource-efficient forms of animal production on the planet.
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Biden's Tax Proposals and Potential Implications on Giving
President Joe Biden's proposed tax changes could impact high-net-worth individuals and their charitable giving choices. While the proposals include increasing the top rate on taxpayers making more than $400,000 and increasing capital gains and dividend tax rates for taxpayers earning more than $1 million annually, these changes have the potential to spur charitable giving by lowering taxable income and increasing the value and efficiency of charitable donations for these taxpayers. These changes could potentially induce more gifting of highly appreciated assets like shares of stock in lieu of cash.
Outlined below are the highlights of proposed tax reform; however, the bottom line is that there may be short-term incentive to give for those who are philanthropic. We recommend donors considering gifts with major tax implications should wait until closer to the end of the calendar year to see what is passed and what is not.
39.6% tax rate on capital gains for taxpayers with an income more than $1 million
28% limit of on charitable deductions for taxpayers with an income more than $400,000
12.4% Social security payroll tax to income exceeding $400,000
The above and the proposed additional Social Security tax to income exceeding $400,000, raised from $142,800 of earned income now, "would produce a donut hole between $142,800 and $400,000 where no Social Security tax would be due," said Robert Karon, Minneapolis-based managing director at CBIZ MHM. "This could encourage people to make donations to get under the $400,000 mark."
Reinstating the Pease Limitation on itemized deductions for taxpayer with more than a $400,000 income, which was previously eliminated by 2017 reform. Pease Limitation: caps how much certain taxpayers can claim in terms of itemized deduction
No effort to limit the value of itemized deductions, including contributions to charity, however the proposal may see significant changes in Congress
CARES act extended through 2021
-Limit of 100% of adjusted gross income (AGI) for gifts to public charities
-Donations exceeding the AGI limitations carry over for five years (can only be used in a year when a taxpayer itemizes deductions).
https://www.proskauertaxtalks.com/2021/01/tax-proposals-of-president-elect-biden-and-other-prominent-democrats/#:~:text=Biden%20would%20also%20restore%20the,of%20the%20taxpayer's%20itemized%20deductions.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/30/your-money/biden-taxes-wealthy.html?referringSource=articleShare
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Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis Welcome a Son
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis welcomed their second child, a boy, on Wednesday, PEOPLE confirms
Oh, boy: Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher are parents again!
The married former That '70s Show costars have welcomed their second child, a son, a rep confirms to PEOPLE.
The new addition was born on Wednesday, Nov. 30. He joins big sister Wyatt Isabelle, 2.
A rep for Kutcher, 38, and Kunis, 33 — who were married in a low-key ceremony in July 2015 — confirmed the exciting news of their second child on the way exclusively to PEOPLE in June.
And in October, Kutcher spilled the beans on baby number two's sex.
"She points to Mila and she's like, 'Baby brother!' when she points to the belly," the star of Netflix's The Ranch said on the Today show of how Wyatt was preparing to be a big sister.
But Kutcher couldn't help telling Seth Meyers that he had secretly hoped to have another little girl because he wants a big family.
"First of all — our first girl is unbelievable. But also I figured if we had a girl second, [Mila] might give me one more shot at having a boy and now I don't know!" he said on Late Night with Seth Meyers in October. "It's even money — she might cut me off!"
WATCH: Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher Welcome Baby Number 2!
One thing is for certain, though: The couple's son will join his sister in learning how to earn in life.
"The one topic of conversation we had even prior to ever having kids was always, 'How do you raise a child to not be an assh—?' " Kunis said in August, adding jokingly, "It's a matter of teaching them from a very early age that, you know, 'Mommy and Daddy may have a dollar, but you're poor.' "
E News! was the first to report the birth.


The following is a poem I originally wrote for a college class and recently dusted off and rewrote. Wildcat was inspired by a roller coaster at Idora Park in Youngstown, Ohio where I grew up. Idora Park started as a trolley park in 1899. Located on the south side of Youngstown, it was simply named Terminal Park. The park was a way for the trolley company to make revenue on the weekends and quickly became Youngstown's "Million Dollar Playground." People from all over the area came in droves to the park which, at the time, featured a carousel, an outdoor theater, a picnic area, and a few other amusements. Each year, the park grew bigger, adding new attractions. Terminal Park became Idora Park around 1900. In 1910, the T.M. Harton Company of Pittsburgh built the Jack Rabbit roller coaster. The Jack Rabbit provided thrills for 74-years. During Idora's final year, they put the thing on the track backwards and called it the Back Wabbit. During Idora Park's nearly 90-year lifespan, it grew to become an urban amusement park, featuring the legendary Wildcat roller coaster, a 1.2 million gallon salt water swimming pool (the only one in the country at the time), and a gigantic Grand Ballroom, attracting top names in entertainment from 1910 to the mid-1980s.
The swimming pool was cemented over in the 1950s to build Kiddieland for the Baby Boomers (of which I'm one). The ballroom survived and continued to flourish (until fire destroyed it in 2001) and, so too, did the Wildcat. The Wildcat, designed by Philadelphia Toboggan Company designer and president Herbert Paul Schmeck, was built in 1930. Even at the time of its untimely demise in 1984 from a devastating fire, Wildcat was still ranked number 10 in the nation for thrills.
Wildcat drew roller coaster enthusiasts from all over the country. It was a wickedly fast, brutally unapologetic beast. There was no modern restraint system, just a fixed steel bar to hold onto. There were no fancy devices to keep the cars on the track and Wildcat frequently "jumped the track" (lifted off of the track). It cornered so hard that riders were often thrown against the side of the car and rumors were that kids had dislocated their shoulders or broken their arms. Legend has it that one kid died, but it was because he got out of the car and raced the coaster up the first hill. He jumped back in and sat sideways then somehow fell out. In later years, we often went to Idora during the time the Canfield Fair was running. Crowds at Idora were light and we had almost unlimited access to the rides. My most thrilling ride on the Wildcat was during one of those visits.
I was riding the Wildcat for the umpteenth time that day. The train approached the station. There was no one in line, so the operator let the thing go around without stopping it! The beast sailed through the platform area and into the tunnel beyond. There in the darkness of that tunnel, the monster I'd ridden dozens of times by myself, put a new fear in me. We hit that first rise and it was almost like that first time I put my life in the claws of the beast.
Rockets soared o'er the best fries in a cup.
One day at Idora, never enough.
But like the children's gay laughter, they're no longer there.
A wicked, untamed beast, Wildcat by name.
I joined the que with my dad by my side.
Mighty beast thundered past, held me spellbound.
Urban myth, Dad said, part of Wildcat's charm.
I watched the beast run, I felt Dad had lied.
No mod restraint, just a fixed metal bar.
For the guy to pull that big wooden brake.
Into a tunnel, Oh God, what a thrill.
Suddenly daylight and awesome first rise.
Chain grabbed and hauled all the cars up the track.
Slowly coasted toward that fearsome first drop.
Dad, over there, it's our church and my school.
All of us screamed from the thrill of the ride.
I laughed and I yelled that this was the best.
A dip lifted me right out of my seat.
Dad held onto me before the next climb.
Screamed as we plummeted, felt like we flew.
A banked turn slammed us right into the side.
I'd give the lot for that ride to repeat.
Into the station, our ride at an end.
Thrilled by my first ride on the Wildcat.
If you'd like to learn more about Idora Park, you can click here. For the Wildcat, click here.
Jim Amey has faithfully and lovingly tried to preserve the memory and spirit of Idora Park and has collected and restored artifacts from the park. The Idora Park Experience is a small museum in Canfield, Ohio that is worth visiting should you find yourself in northeastern Ohio. Go during the Labor Day weekend so you can visit the Canfield Fair. You'll discover two things that made growing up in the Youngstown area uniquely special.


During the visit, Zakir Hasanov will attend the UN Peacekeeping Ministerial Conference to be held in New York.
Minister Hasanov will also meet with UN Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations Jean-Pierre Lacroix as well as his counterparts participating in the meeting.
During the meetings, issues of regional security, the Armenia-Azerbaijan Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, as well as the prospects for Azerbaijan`s participation in the UN peacekeeping operations will be discussed.


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Options for Lawyers is a networking, education and support group for lawyers making job or career transitions and for lawyers wishing to examine their options both personally and professionally.
This workshop will be facilitated by Susan Burak, J.D. M.A., R.C.C. Susan is an Associate Director and Counsellor for the Lawyers Assistance Program. Susan practised law for 25 years and has taught both locally and internationally and has helped many lawyers through difficult situations, career transitions, and deal with anxiety, depression and trauma.


Changing through the seasons, a path where you can enjoy the beauty of nature.
Philosopher's Walk is an approximately 1.5km walking path along the foot of Mt. Higashiyama. On the western end of a canal built in the Meiji Era lies the stone-paved path which has also been selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Streets.
Philosopher's Walk is a short path which starts from Nyakuouji Shrine and passes Honen-in Shrine heading for Ginkaku-ji Temple along the canal. Philosopher Kitaro Nishida walked along this path while meditating which gave it its name. About 450 cherry trees are planted along the 1.5 km path, and it's famous as a place for sakura. The cherries along either side of the canal are known as kansetsu-zakura, and they proudly bloom into a tunnel of cherry blossoms. The path is also beautiful during the other seasons. You can enjoy nature throughout the four seasons with fireflies in summer and the colors of autumn.
The scenery is one thing, but there are also plenty of soothing cafes and places serving Japanese sweets!
Philosopher's Walk is located midway through the royal route of Kyoto tourism heading from Nanzen-ji Temple to Ginkaku-ji Temple (and vice versa) which spans about 3km. If you go straight, it will take 30 minutes on foot. However, there are a number of cafes and places serving Japanese sweets along the walk that you will want to stop at. There is nothing better than having a cup of coffee while appreciating the beautiful scenery. The jizo statues at Miroku-in Temple near Ginkaku-ji are also not be missed. These statues are called the jizo of happiness and one feature of these is their cradling of children. Many people come by to pray for happiness.
Drop by for a bit to encounter an unusual Buddhist statue.
It's a bit off the beaten path from Philosopher's Walk, but you will want to drop by a temple that has been called a mystery spot even within Kyoto. Familiarly known as Kurodani-san, this is the Kurotani Konkai-Komyoji Temple, a head temple for the Jodo sect. This is also the temple where the paramilitary force, Shinsengumi, was formed. Here, you can encounter a slightly eccentric Buddhist statue. The Gogo-Shiyui Amida Butsu is different from other Buddhist statues in that it has the peculiar characteristic of a lot of hair that resembles an afro. As a result of his long meditation, his hair grew into that shape. This is an unusual statue for which only 16 exist nationwide. If you come to Philosopher's Walk, come over by all means.
Kyoto's best location to see the cherry blossoms and the autumn colors. Enjoy the Cultural Properties of Nanzenji.


Apart from Modi, several Union Ministers including Rajnath Singh, Arun Jaitley and Sushma Swaraj will be campaigning in the state.
With just over 10 days to go for the Telangana Assembly Elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will begin campaigning in the poll-bound state on Tuesday. According to Telangana BJP president, K Laxman, the first meeting will be in Nizamabad district at 11 am, while the second one will be in Mahabubnagar at noon. Laxman told the media that the Prime Minister would come for a second round of campaign in Telangana on December 3, where he would address a public meeting in Hyderabad.
Besides the PM, a battery of BJP cabinet ministers and leaders including Home Minister Rajnath Singh, BJP President Amit Shah Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, Minister of External Affairs Sushma Swaraj, Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Telecommunication Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Minister of Railways Piyush Goyal, actor Hema Malini and several others would be campaigning in Telangana.
The BJP, which has been repeatedly dismissed as an irrelevant and non-existent party by the ruling TRS, are hopeful that these meetings would strengthen their campaign. This campaign is going to be a face-off between Modi and KCR, as the CM has been attacking the PM of having 'Hindu-Muslim' fever.
BJP National President Amit Shah has addressed four public meetings in different parts of the state on Sunday. He is scheduled to address more meetings on November 28 and December 2.
Congress President, Rahul Gandhi who addressed a public meeting in Medchal on Saturday, will campaign in the state on November 28 and 29. As per his schedule, he will address the gathering at Kodangal and Madhira on Day 1, and then in Bhupalapally and Parigi.
The Congress party has also disclosed the star campaigners who would be visiting the state. According to the party, besides, Rahul Gandhi, former Congress president Sonia Gandhi, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, former Speaker Meira Kumar, Ghulam Nabi Azad, Karnataka Minister DK Shivkumar, actors Khushbu, Vijayashanthi and Nagma along with several others will be campaigning in the state.
The BJP is contesting without any alliance in all the 119 Assembly seats, while the Congress is part of the Mahakutami—an alliance consisting of Congress, Telugu Desam Party, Telangana Jana Samithi and Communist Party of India. Telangana will go to polls on December 7, the results will be declared on December 11.


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Q: How to use Dependency Injection (DI) correctly in Angular2? I have been trying to figure out how the (DI) Dependency Injection work in Angular2.  I ran into lots of problem/issue every time when I tried to Inject a service/or class into my components.
From different googled articles, I need to either use providers: [] in the Component configuration, or sometimes I need to use @Inject() in my constructor or inject directly in the bootstrap(app, [service])?  I've also seen some articles want me to put @injectable decorator.
For example:  to inject Http, I only need to import{Http} and put Http in the providers, but for FormBuilder, I need to use @Inject() in constructor.
Is there any rule of thumb for when to use what? Could you please provide some example code snippet? Thank you :-)

A:
I need to either use providers: []

For dependency injection to be able to create instances for you, you need to register providers for these classes (or other values) somewhere.
Where you register a provider determines the scope of the created value.
Angulars DI is hierarchical.
If you register a provider at the root of the tree

>=RC.5
@NgModule({
  providers: [/*providers*/]
  ...
})

or for lazy loaded modules
static forRoot(config: UserServiceConfig): ModuleWithProviders {
  return {
    ngModule: CoreModule,
    providers: [
      {provide: UserServiceConfig, useValue: config }
    ]
  };
}

<=RC.4
(bootstrap(AppComponent, [Providers}) or @Component(selector: 'app-component', providers: [Providers]) (root component)

then all components and services that request an instance get the same instance.
If a provider is registered in one of the child components a new (different) instance is provided for descendants of this component.
If a component requests an instance (by a constructor parameter), DI looks "upwards" the component tree (starting from leaf towards the root) and takes the first provider it finds. If an instance for this provider was already created previously, this instance is used, otherwise a new instance is created.

@Inject()

When a component or service requests a value from DI like
constructor(someField:SomeType) {}

DI looks up the provider by the type SomeType. If @Inject(SomeType) is added
constructor(@Inject(SomeType) someField:SomeType) {}

DI looks up the provider by the parameter passed to @Inject(). In the above example the parameter passed to @Inject() is the same as the type of the parameter, therefore @Inject(SomeType) is redundant.
However there are situations where you want to customize the behavior for example to inject a configuration setting.
constructor(@Inject('someName') someField:string) {}

The type string isn't sufficient to distinguish a specific configuration setting when you have a several registered.
The configuration value needs to be registered as provider somewhere like

>=RC.5
@NgModule({
  providers: [{provide: 'someName', useValue: 'abcdefg'})]
  ...
})
export class AppModule {}

<=RC.4
bootstrap(AppComponent, [provide('someName', {useValue: 'abcdefg'})])

Therefor you don't need @Inject() for FormBuilder if the constructor looks like
constructor(formBuilder: FormBuilder) {}

A: I'll add a few things that I didn't see mentioned in the other answers. (At the time I'm writing this, that means the answers from Thierry, Günter, and A_Singh).

*

*Always add Injectable() to services you create.  Although it is only needed if your service itself needs to inject something, it's a best practice to always include it.

*The providers array on directives/components and the providers array in NgModules are the only two ways to register providers that are not built-in. (Examples of built-in objects that we don't have to register are ElementRef, ApplicationRef, etc.  We can simply inject these.)

*When a component has a providers array, then that component gets an Angular injector.  The injectors are consulted when something wants to inject a dependency (as specified in the constructor).  I like to think of the injector tree as a sparer tree than the component tree.  The first injector that can satisfy a dependency request does so.  This hierarchy of injectors allows dependencies to be singletons or not.

A: Broad question, TL;DR version

@Injectable()

*

*is a decorator which tells the typescript that decorated class has dependencies and does not mean that this class can be injected in some other.

*And then TypeScript understands that it needs to Inject the required metadata into decorated class when constructing, by using the imported dependencies.
bootstrap(app, [service])

*

*bootstrap() takes care of creating a root injector for our application when it's bootstrapped. It takes a list of providers as second argument which will be passed straight to the injector when it is created.

*You bootstrap your application with the services that are gonna be used in many places like Http, which also means you'll not need to write providers: [Http] in your class configuration.
providers: [service]

*

*providers also does the work of passing all the services' arguments to Injector .

*You put services in providers if it's not bootstrap()ped with. And is needed only in a few places.
@Inject()

*

*is also a decorator a function that does the work of actually injecting those services
like this. constructor(@Inject(NameService) nameService)

*but if you use TS all you need to do is this constructor(nameService: NameService) and typescript will handle the rest.

Further Reading

*

*If you want to dig deep in DI, take a look at this amazing article

*and to understand Decorators vs Annotations see this.

*Here is the official guide.

*Gunter's Answer Mark Rajcok's Answer and Accepted Answer
Hope this helps. :)

A: Dependency injection in Angular2 relies on hierarchical injectors that are linked to the tree of components.
This means that you can configure providers at different levels:

*

*For the whole application when bootstrapping it. In this cases, all sub injectors (the component ones) will see this provider and share the instance associated with. When interacting, it will be the same instance

*For a specific component and its sub components. Same as before but for à specific component. Other components won't see this provider. If you redefine something defined above (when bootstrapping for example), this provider will be used instead. So you can override things.

*For services. There are no providers associated with them. They use ones of the injector from the element that triggers (directly = a component or indirectly = a component that triggers the call of service chain)

Regarding your other questions:

*

*@Injectable. To inject into a class, you need a decorator. Components have one (the @Component one) but services are simple classes. If a service requires dependencies to be injected in it, you need this decorator.

*@Inject. In most times, the type of constructor parameters is enough to let Angular2 determines what to inject. In some cases (for example, if you explicitly use an OpaqueToken and not a class to register providers), you need to specify some hints about what to inject. In such cases, you need to use @Inject.

See these questions for additional details:

*

*What's the best way to inject one service into another in angular 2 (Beta)?

*Angular2: Inject a non @Injectable class

*Inject all Services that implement some Interface

A: Why @Injectable()?
@Injectable() marks a class as available to an injector for instantiation. Generally speaking, an injector will report an error when trying to instantiate a class that is not marked as @Injectable().
As it happens, we could have omitted @Injectable() from our first version of HeroService because it had no injected parameters. But we must have it now that our service has an injected dependency. We need it because Angular requires constructor parameter metadata in order to inject a Logger.
SUGGESTION: ADD @INJECTABLE() TO EVERY SERVICE CLASS
We recommend adding @Injectable() to every service class, even those that don't have dependencies and, therefore, do not technically require it. Here's why:
Future proofing: No need to remember @Injectable() when we add a dependency later.
Consistency: All services follow the same rules, and we don't have to wonder why a decorator is missing.
Injectors are also responsible for instantiating components like HeroesComponent. Why haven't we marked HeroesComponent as @Injectable()?
We can add it if we really want to. It isn't necessary because the HeroesComponent is already marked with @Component, and this decorator class (like @Directive and @Pipe, which we'll learn about later) is a subtype of InjectableMetadata. It is in fact InjectableMetadata decorators that identify a class as a target for instantiation by an injector.
Source: https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/guide/dependency-injection.html

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Landlocked Countries In Europe
Vaduz Castle in Vaduz, Liechtenstein.
Europe is located on the northwestern edge of Eurasia, although Europe itself is often considered a separate continent. It has coastlines along several seas, including the Atlantic Ocean, Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea, and the Caspian Sea. Europe is politically divided into 50 autonomous countries, as well as five that are under territorial dispute. Of these countries, 14 are landlocked. This article highlights the landlocked countries of Europe.
Andorra, 468 Km2
Map of Andorra.
Andorra is located in the Pyrenees mountains, south of France and north of Catalonia. The country covers a total area of 468 km2, giving it a microstate status, has a population size of 77,281 individuals, and its capital is Andorra la Vella. The landscape of Andorra is covered in rugged mountainous terrain, making it a popular ski destination in Europe.
Austria, 83,871 Km2
Map of Austria.
Austria is located in Central Europe and shares borders with Germany, Italy, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Slovenia, Liechtenstein, Slovenia, and Hungary. The country covers a total area of 83,871 km2, has a population size of 8.8 million, and its capital is Vienna. Its landscape is primarily covered by the Alps mountains.
Belarus, 207,600 Km2
Map of Belarus.
Belarus is located in Eastern Europe and shares borders with Poland, Russia, Lithuania, Ukraine, and Latvia. The country covers a total area of 207,600 km2, has a population size of over 9.4 million, and its capital is Minsk. Belarus is home to approximately 11,000 lakes and several rivers, including the Neman, which empties into the Baltic Sea.
Czech Republic, 78,867 Km2
Map of the Czech Republic.
The Czech Republic is located in Central Europe and shares borders with Austria, Poland, Germany, and Slovakia. The country covers an area of 78,867 km2, has a population size of just over 10.6 million, and its capital is Prague. The Czech Republic is covered in mountains, river valleys, hills, and rivers.
Hungary, 93,028 Km2
Map of Hungary.
Hungary is located in Central Europe and shares borders with Slovakia, Slovenia, Ukraine, Croatia, Romania, Austria, and Serbia. The country covers a total area of 93,028 km2, has a population size of more than 9.7 million individuals, and its capital is Budapest. The Danube and Tisza rivers separate Hungary into distinct regions, all of which are inside of the Danube drainage basin.
Liechtenstein, 160 Km2
Map of Liechtenstein.
Liechtenstein is located in Central Europe, where it shares borders with Switzerland and Austria. Since Austria is also a landlocked country, Liechtenstein can be categorized as a doubly landlocked nation. The country covers a total area of 160 km2, giving it microstate status; its population size is approximately 38,000, and its capital is Vaduz.
Luxembourg, 2,586 Km2
Map of Luxembourg.
Luxembourg is located in the western region of Europe, where it shares borders with Germany, France, and Belgium. Its capital city is Luxembourg City, which is one of the official capitals of the European Union. The country covers a total area of 2,586 km2 and has a population size of about 619,900 individuals. Luxembourg is classified by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as the second-richest country in the world, based on gross domestic product per capita.
Moldova, 33,851 Km2
Map of Moldova.
Moldova is located in Eastern Europe and shares borders with Ukraine and Romania. The country has a total area size of 33,851 km2, has a population size of 2.6 million, and its capital is Chisinau. Several rivers run through the landscape of Moldova, which is characterized by rolling terrain and a lack of extreme altitudes.
North Macedonia, 25,713 Km2
Map of North Macedonia.
The Republic of North Macedonia is located in Southeastern Europe on the Balkan Peninsula and shares borders with Serbia, Greece, Albania, and Bulgaria. The country covers a total area of 25,713 km2 has a population size of approximately 2,083,460 individuals, and its capital is Skopje. The border regions of Macedonia are characterized by mountainous terrain. At its center, however, is the valley of the Vardar river. It is also home to one of the oldest lakes in the world: Lake Ohrid.
San Marino, 61 Km2
Map of San Marino.
San Marino sits completely within the borders of Italy. The country covers a total area of 61 km2, giving it the status of a microstate; it has a population size of around 33,860 individuals, and its capital is the City of San Marino. San Marino's economy previously relied solely on stone extraction but is now also supported by tourism and postal stamp sales.
Serbia, 77,474 Km2
Map of Serbia and Kosovo.
Serbia is located in Southeast Europe on the edge with Central Europe and shares borders with Albania, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Romania, Hungary, Montenegro, Croatia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Within the border of Serbia is the disputed territory of Kosovo, which is recognized as an independent nation by some but not others, including Serbia itself. The country covers a total area of 77,474 km2, has a population of 6,944,980, and its capital is Belgrade.
Slovakia, 49,035 Km2
Map of Slovakia.
Slovakia is located in Central Europe and shares borders with Hungary, Austria, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Ukraine. The country covers a total area of 49,035 km2, has a population size of over 5.45 million individuals, and its capital is Bratislava. Most of Slovakia is covered by the Carpathian Mountains and forest habitats.
Switzerland, 41,277 Km2
Map of Switzerland.
Switzerland is located in Central Europe and shares borders with Germany, Austria, France, Liechtenstein, and Italy. Its acting capital is the city of Berne. The country covers a total area of 41,277 km2 and has a population size of around 8.5 million. Switzerland is covered by the Alps mountains and is home to at least 48 mountain peaks with a height of more than 13,000 feet above sea level.
Vatican City, 0.44 Km2
Map of the Vatican City.
The Vatican City, is an autonomous city-state located within the Italian city of Rome. This city-state covers a total area of just 0.44 km2 and has a population size of only about 825 individuals. Vatican City is the administrative center of the Roman Catholic Church and is home to the Pope, its highest authority. Given the Vatican's religious importance, it receives a large number of tourists every year.
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Surrounding Countries
Andorra 468 77,140 2 - France, Spain
Austria 83,871 8,877,070 8 - Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Liechtenstein, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland
Belarus 207,600 9,466,860 5 - Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, Ukraine
Czech Republic 78,867 10,669,710 4 - Austria, Germany, Poland, Slovakia
Hungary 93,028 9,769,950 7 - Austria, Croatia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Ukraine
Liechtenstein 160 38,020 2 - Austria, Switzerland
Luxembourg 2,586 619,900 3 - Belgium, France, Germany
Moldova 33,851 2,657,640 2 - Romania, Ukraine
North Macedonia 25,713 2,083,460 4 - Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Serbia
San Marino 61 33,860 1 - Italy
Serbia 77,474 6,944,980 8 - Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania
Slovakia 49,035 5,454,070 5 - Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Ukraine
Switzerland 41,277 8,574,830 5 - Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein
Vatican City 0.44 825 1 - Italy
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December 2006 - January 2007 | Issue 2480-81
George Monbiot, 'Heat: How to Stop the Planet Burning'
Maya Anne Evans, Naming the Dead - A Serious Crime
Mikhail Gorbachev, 'Manifesto for the Earth'
Robert Fisk , 'The Great War for Civilization: The Conquest of the Middle East'
Gregory M Reichberg, Henrik Syse and Endre Begby (eds), 'The Ethics of War: classic and contemporary readings'
Editorial: Humanity's machine (Comment)
Blair's legacy? Fifty more years of nuclear posturing (Feature)
Prestwick inspectors acquitted as Crown falters on permission issue (News)
More seriously organised criminals (News)
Opposing the occupation (News)
64 down, 301 to go (News)
Hundreds descend on Brize (News)
Europe-wide protests against nuclear NATO (News)
A month of action against occupation and war (News)
Thousands say "NO" to nuclear waste as Castor passes through (News)
Thinking local, acting global (News)
A new strategic focus for the peace movement? (News)
Roads and runways everywhere (Feature)
The rise and rise of the movement against road building (Feature)
Stop the short haul (Feature)
The colour of peace (Feature)
Challenging oppression with Turning The Tide (Comment)
Shopping for peace (Comment)
Torture, the Geneva Conventions and the School of the Americas (Comment)
Beyond a joke, tears for dictators, and pacifist percussion (Comment)
Love your enemy – everyone can change: The Olympics (Comment)
Mikhail Gorbachev, 'Manifesto for the Earth' (Review)
Gregory M Reichberg, Henrik Syse and Endre Begby (eds), 'The Ethics of War: classic and contemporary readings' (Review)
Robert Fisk , 'The Great War for Civilization: The Conquest of the Middle East' (Review)
Maya Anne Evans, Naming the Dead - A Serious Crime (Review)
Review by Matt Sellwood	| 1 December, 2006
Allen Lane, 2006; ISBN 0 71399 923 3; 304pp; 17.99
In Heat, George Monbiot attempts to construct what too few thinkers have attempted until now - a solution to climate change.
Refreshingly, he spends little time on the problem itself, declaring (correctly) that the debate on the science is over. Rather, the question is how we now deal with the greatest threat faced by humankind. Pointing out that current scientific estimates predict that the UK will need to cut its CO2 emissions by around 90% by 2030 - a far greater cut than planned for by the Labour government - Monbiot doesn't make life easy for himself, or for us.
Systematically, if rather dryly at times, he embarks on a quest throughout the carbon emitting sectors of UK life (that is to say, almost all of them), exploring how we might make those 90% cuts. In some areas, his conclusions are unsurprising, but in others, he has unearthed facts that are genuine news even to the most experienced climate campaigner. Particularly fascinating is his discussion of the need for a fully integrated coach network, making use of existing motorways and integrating itself with existing public transport networks. In areas such as this, he calculates that we can make our 90% cut using existing technology. In others, however, he is less optimistic - air travel, for example, is simply irredeemable.
It will be almost impossible to find an environmentalist who agrees with everything that Monbiot writes in Heat. Whether he is castigating wind micro-generators and carbon offsetting, or advocating hydrogen as a viable alternative fuel and nuclear power as a possible option, he leaves few avenues unexplored. It is precisely that lack of respect for the standard argument, however, that makes Heat such a fascinating book. It is a valuable addition to the climate change debate, and well worth a place in any collection.
Topics: Climate Change


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July 2015: New Title on Jesuit Rhetoric
Traditions of Eloquence: The Jesuits & Modern Rhetorical Studies is now available through Fordham University Press. Cinthia Gannett and John Brereton edit what the publisher describes as a "groundbreaking collection explores the important ways Jesuits have employed rhetoric, the ancient art of persuasion and the current art of communications, from the sixteenth century to the present." The volume considers: the Historical Sites and Scenes of Jesuit Rhetorical Practice, Scholarship, and Pedagogy; Post-Suppression Jesuit Rhetorical Education in the United States; and Jesuit Rhetoric and Ignatian Pedagogy.
Contributors to this volume include:
Patricia Bizzell (Historical Notes on Rhetoric in Jesuit Education); Robert Maryks (Rhetorical Veri-similitudo: Cicero, Probabilism, and Jesuit Casuistry); Thomas Deans (Loyola's Literacy Narrative: Writing and Rhetoric in The Autobiography of Saint Ignatius Loyola); Maureen A.J. Fitzsimmons (Ladder of Contemplation vs. A Pilgrim's Staff: The Rhetoric of Agency and Emotional Eloquence in St. Ignatius' The Spiritual Exercises); Thomas Worcester, S.J. (St. Francis de Sales and Jesuit Rhetorical Education); Carol Mattingly (Black Robes/Good Habits: Jesuits and Early Women's Education in North America); David Leigh, S.J. (The Changing Practice of Liberal Education and Rhetoric in Jesuit Education: 1600-2000);
John Brereton (The Jesuits and Rhetorical Studies in Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century America); Steven Mailloux (Rhetorical Ways of Proceeding: Eloquentia Perfecta in American Jesuit Colleges); Katherine H. Adams (Jesuit Rhetorical Education in Professional Writing in 19th and 20th Century American Jesuit Colleges); Janice Lauer Rice (Walter Ong, S.J.: A Jesuit Rhetorical Scholar and Interdisciplinary Educator); Gerald Nelms (Edward P. J. Corbett, the Revival of Classical Rhetoric, and the Jesuit Tradition); Paula Mathieu (Bernard Lonergan's Rhetorical Resonances: A Preliminary Inquiry); Thomas Pace (Paulo Freire and the Jesuit Tradition: The Relationship between Jesuit Rhetoric and Freirean Pedagogy);
Cinthia Gannett (Eloquentia Imperfecta: The Unfinished Business of Eloquentia Perfecta in Twenty-First Jesuit Higher Education); Anne Fernald and Kate M. Nash (The New Eloquentia Perfecta Curriculum at Fordham); K.J. Peters (Jesuit Rhetoric and the Core Curriculum at Loyola Marymount University); John C. Bean, Larry C. Nichols, and Jeffrey S. Philpott (Jesuit Ethos, Faculty-Owned Assessment, and the Organic Development of Rhetoric Across the Curriculum at Seattle University); Karen Surman Paley (Cura Personalis in Practice: Rhetoric's Modern Legacy); Ann E. Green (Service-Learning and the Rhetoric of Discernment: Reality Working Through Resistance); Jenn Fishman and Rebecca S. Nowacek (Networking Rhetoric for Jesuit Education in a New World); Vincent Casaregola (What We Talk about When We Talk about Voice: Reintegrating the Oral in the Current Writing Classroom);
And Krista Ratcliffe (Reflection: Echoes of Jesuit Principles in Rhetorical Theories, Pedagogies, and Praxes); and Joseph Janangelo (Afterword: Technology, Diversity, and the Impression of Mission).
Update: The Journal of Jesuit Studies has reviewed Traditions of Eloquence (Volume 3, Issue 4).


It's no secret that Gilles at the Grounds is one of the most popular markets in Adelaide. A unique combination of fabulous foods from around the world, coupled with undercover market stalls offering quality artisan products and bargain - how can you go wrong?
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Sydney Swans superstar and AFL Hall of Fame member Michael O'Loughlin will guide participants through an exciting range of live stage performances from The Merrg and Dusty Feet Mob. Don't miss comedian Joshua Warrior who will have the crowd in hysterics with his hilarious one-liners.
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The Royal Adelaide Autumn Horse Show is one of the premier horse events on the South Australian calendar - and it is FREE for spectators at the Adelaide Showgrounds.
The Royal Adelaide Autumn Horse Show will feature a variety of different breeds, including Australian Stock Horses, Clydesdale, Miniature Ponies and the 2019 feature breed, Arabians.
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Adelaide Roller Derby was established in 2007 and is Adelaide's oldest and largest roller derby league. See all the action at the Adelaide Showgrounds.
Get up close to the animals - hundreds of them including Dr Harry will be available for petting or to talk to. See snake catchers risk their lives in the Snake Pit, admire the cute bunnies in the Rabbit Showcase, learn from professional dog grooming demos, and see miniature ponies put through their paces.
Children under 15 get in free with an adult, and they will love it!
The free Health and Diabetes Expo has a jam-packed program featuring leading health and diabetes exhibitors, celebrity cooking demonstrations, interactive technology, entertaining performances and engaging expert Q & A panels.
Amanda Blair will host the Expo, featuring celebrity cooking demonstrations with Callum and Themis from Sprout Cooking School, a Health Trail for you to follow and demonstrations of Tai Chi, Chi Kung, and belly dancing.
All plants on sale at the Adelaide Showgrounds are grown in South Australia by members of the Australian Plants Society. Most are particularly suitable to Adelaide or South Australian conditions, but many varieties are of interest to enthusiasts - either because they are rare or unusual in some other way. There are about 1,000 different species or varieties available.
At the Pregnancy Babies & Children's Expo, you can chat face-to-face with our wide range of Exhibitors to gain up-to-date, expert advice on conception, pregnancy, and the early years of parenting.
This stunning five-course meal will showcase Farmers' Market produce in a menu created by some of SA's hottest chefs, including Masterchef's Sashi and Poh.
Come along for three hours at the Adelaide Showground and enjoy a world of science at our Pop Up Science Centre.
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The Adelaide Careers and Employment Expo is SA's largest careers, training, education and employment event.
The forest comes alive. One of the great masterpieces of early twentieth-century music, this rarely-heard opera will be staged for four performances only.


The Nlele Institute is a Pan-African, autonomous and non-profit visual art organization.
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Discussion in 'Olympus Cameras' started by kimchi, Nov 16, 2011.
First time here, so sorry if this topic has been covered.
I love my e-pl2's diorama video effect. I was wondering if there was any way to duplicate the time lapse effect for other video filters or for when shooting movies in general.
Just to be specific: When filming in Diorama art filter mode, it seems to capture video at about 2 or 3 frames per second. Then when played back it has a sped up/time lapse effect.
I'd like to be able to duplicate this effect for other filming modes - basically a cheat on time lapse photography.
I checked through the settings but can't seem to find an option for this.
A Hahnel Giga T Pro might be able to give you that option . I would give a link but don't seem to be able to on this phone !
thanks. I might get a remote timer somewhere down the line, but i'm really just looking for what is apparently already built into the camera.
My thinking is: if the Diorama mode can do it, why not the other movie modes.


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Co-hosts Papua New Guinea, New Zealand win World Cup openers
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By AP , 28/10/2017
New Zealand and Papua New Guinea joined co-hosts Australia in making winning starts to the Rugby League World Cup, posting emphatic victories Saturday.
After Australia beat England 18-4 in the opening match of the tournament in Melbourne on Friday, Papua New Guinea posted its largest-ever test victory in beating Wales 50-6 in Port Moresby, while New Zealand defeated Samoa 38-8 in Auckland.
The wins ensured the three host nations were in first place in their groups at the end of the tournament's opening weekend.
In the last match Saturday, Fiji led the United States 20-0 after 16 minutes and 35-6 at halftime, beating the American side 58-12 at Townsville in north Queensland state. Jarryd Hayne, who played a season with the NFL's San Francisco 49ers, scored one of Fiji's 11 tries.
"It's great to see how far the game has come in Fiji," Hayne said after the match.
Captain David Mead scored three tries, including two inside the first 10 minutes, to lead Papua New Guinea to its record win over Wales.
Backrower Rhyse Martin scored two second-half tries and kicked five goals for a record individual tally of 18 points to help the Kumuls to their largest win in an international match and consign Wales to its heaviest World Cup loss.
Shaun Johnson scored one try and created three more with kicks as New Zealand overcame a slow start to beat Samoa by seven tries to two.
Johnson's try and another to Jordan Rapana helped New Zealand to a shaky 10-4 lead after an unconvincing first half.
On Saturday, England coach Wayne Bennett said forward Sam Burgess' left knee injury was not as bad as expected and that he could return to the team within two weeks.
Burgess limped off with a right knee injury late in the first half Friday in England's defeat to Australia.
"He'll be a loss, but we expect to see him back soon in the next few weeks and pushing for a place in the squad as we aim to make the quarter and semifinals," Bennett said.
Three teams from each of Group A (Australia, England, France, Lebanon) and Group B (New Zealand, Samoa, Scotland and Tonga) will advance to the quarterfinals along with the winning teams from Group C (Papua New Guinea, Ireland, Wales) and Group D (Fiji, United States, Italy).
On Sunday, Ireland plays Italy while France takes on Lebanon and Scotland plays Tonga.


Am I crazy or is setting your social networking profile visibility to "Everyone" an exceptionally bad idea?
With all media attention around privacy lately, why do some people continue to set their profiles to "Everyone" instead of "Only Friends"?
Think about it. Would you leave your mailing address on the street for anyone to discover? No? So why would you set your profile to "everyone"? Because when you do that, it's the same as leaving the web address to your profile lying around on the web. In fact, it can be more dangerous since anyone from anywhere at any time can access it.
Why have a Hyper-Open Profile?
You've probably met people who do this though. You may even be one of them. Now since not everyone understands privacy settings, not everyone has a real stance on this issue since you need to actually understand it to have an opinion; but I'm sure you're probably familiar with the justification for this. "I just want to be available and so people can reach me", you've probably heard.
Well, here's a News Flash for you: a social networking site isn't exactly an efficient way to contact someone, especially while travelling. I mean, have you ever tried to get ahold of someone in an emergency through a social networking site? Why not?
So ask yourself: are those who choose to put their profiles in a state of hyper-openness on social networking sites (which will continue to remain nameless) truly desiring to be more communicative and connected? Or could there be something more complex at play here?
Is it possible that what these hyper-open people actually want is to increase the chances that they'll make new, meaningful friendships that they otherwise wouldn't have made?
The irony of this is that, despite the extra time and energy that it requires to manage a hyper-open online profile, it's actually quite unlikely that a close friendship will form because of a social networking site. Too often these social networks come with the promise of a more meaningful experience on the web; but like many industries, they overpromise and underdeliver, swallowed-up in the ocean of their own hype, leaving their users to drown in a sea of unproductive wall-related tasks.
Being hyper-open with your profile on any one of these sites results in a much busier email inbox. And honestly, who has time to adequately maintain their existing friendships and connections if they're so focused on managing all the new connections coming in? This line can be a very tricky line to draw between you and the world, but where you draw this line says a lot about how you value your own time, as well as the time of those around you.
Am I crazy, or isn't there a better way to communicate with people?
During the past few years I've found it increasingly difficult to keep up with people I actually know – yet at the same time correspond often with those who I have never met.
I totally agree with you! Social networks are the waste of time. You spend all your time on them but then you run out of energy and do nothing. I wish more people realized it.


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Hrabstwo Blount (ang. Blount County) – hrabstwo w stanie Tennessee w Stanach Zjednoczonych. Obszar całkowity hrabstwa obejmuje powierzchnię 566,65 mil² (1467,62 km²). Według szacunków United States Census Bureau w 2009 roku miało  mieszkańców.

Hrabstwo powstało w 1795 roku.

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